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9/11Serendipity and The three princes, from the Peregrinaggio of 1557
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Contains a discussion of Walpole and his letters; of the word "serendipity," its etymology and usage; and, the first direct English translation of Christoforo Armeno's Peregrinaggio, by Augusto G. and Theresa L. Borselli; also historical material about the work
"Editions and translations of the Peregrinaggio" (with diagram): p. 184-190
Bibliography: p. 191-195
"Editions and translations of the Peregrinaggio" (with diagram): p. 184-190
Bibliography: p. 191-195
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- Christoforo Armeno. Three princes
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